Summary confidence: high
This dataset contains 2,327 New York City census tracts with housing tenure breakdowns across 10 columns, covering owner- and renter-occupied household counts and percentages by county. Brooklyn (Kings) leads with 805 tracts (34.6% of rows), followed by Queens (725) and Bronx (361), while Staten Island has just 126. Renting dominates citywide: the mean share of renter-occupied households is 62.5% versus 37.5% owner-occupied, and renter counts are right-skewed with a long tail up to 8,209 per tract. Worth a closer look: the strong skew in raw household counts (owner_occupied skew 1.76, renter_occupied skew 1.59) and the ~4% null rate in the percentage columns. Note that 'state' is constant (all 36) and can be ignored.
citing: row_count · column_count · county_name.top_values · county_name.top_rate · pct_owner_occupied.mean · pct_renter_occupied.mean · owner_occupied.skew · renter_occupied.skew · renter_occupied.max · pct_owner_occupied.null_rate · state.n_unique